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Latest News
- British Homeopathic Association dismisses 10:23 campaign
28 Jan: The Faculty of Homeopathy endorses the British Homeopathic Association's statement - Health minister: NHS spend on homeopathy is justified
1 December: Mike O'Brien says a significant number of clinicians take the view that homeopathy works - Members tell Commons enquiry there is evidence for homeopathy
27 November: President of the Faculty Sara Eames talks about the evidence on BBC Breakfast

Press Releases
- Homeopathy has place in serious disease
21 Aug 09: Response to comments from World Health Organisation about homeopathy's role in serious disease - New evidence in favour of homeopathy
3 November 08: Two new studies show Shang et al paper in Lancet was seriously flawed - Five hospital study
24 July 08: New multi-centre study confirms the value of homeopathy in the NHS
What the Faculty does
The Faculty of Homeopathy promotes the academic and scientific development of homeopathy. We ensure the highest standards in the education, training and practice of homeopathy by dentists, doctors, nurses, midwives, osteopaths, pharmacists, podiatrists, veterinary surgeons and other statutorily registered healthcare professionals.
British Homeopathic Congress
Put the date in your diary – the Faculty of Homeopathy's biannual conference is coming to Cambridge between 11-14 November 2010. Download a brochure. Check out other events here.
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